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Welcome to Community History 365! Here's a sneak peak into what CH365 is all about. Take a listen, follow this feed, and stick around if you want to learn more about Johnson City and its multicultural history!
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CH365 is a production of the Langston Centre Media Lab
Host: Karen Sullivan
Producers: Kelvin Scott and Isaac Wood
Writer: Isaac Wood
Mix and Master: Kelvin Scott
Multicultural Engagement Manager for the Langston Centre: Adam Dickson
Thank you to Langston Education and Arts Development (LEAD) and to the City of Johnson City’s Parks and Recreation department for supporting Community History 365
Many thanks to the Community History 365 History Task Force for their research and expertise
Theme music: "Feels Good To Be" by audionautix.com
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Community History 365 is supported by LEAD (Langston Education and Arts Development), a nonprofit created by Langston High School alumni. Seeking to preserve the school building’s integrity, legacy, and historical value, the alumni formed LEAD which helped the building open up as the Langston Centre. This multicultural facility serves the community as part of the City of Johnson City Parks and Recreation Department.
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Welcome to Community History 365! Here's a sneak peak into what CH365 is all about. Take a listen, follow this feed, and stick around if you want to learn more about Johnson City and its multicultural history!
---
CH365 is a production of the Langston Centre Media Lab
Host: Karen Sullivan
Producers: Kelvin Scott and Isaac Wood
Writer: Isaac Wood
Mix and Master: Kelvin Scott
Multicultural Engagement Manager for the Langston Centre: Adam Dickson
Thank you to Langston Education and Arts Development (LEAD) and to the City of Johnson City’s Parks and Recreation department for supporting Community History 365
Many thanks to the Community History 365 History Task Force for their research and expertise
Theme music: "Feels Good To Be" by audionautix.com
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Community History 365 is supported by LEAD (Langston Education and Arts Development), a nonprofit created by Langston High School alumni. Seeking to preserve the school building’s integrity, legacy, and historical value, the alumni formed LEAD which helped the building open up as the Langston Centre. This multicultural facility serves the community as part of the City of Johnson City Parks and Recreation Department.
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